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That was an awesome reconstruction of the shuttlecraft! It's definitely a good addition to your portfolio! I was thoroughly delighted with seeing each of the panels explained. Especially that rear compartment with the basic necessities such as a commode and food/supplies storage. We never saw on the show before, but it makes sense the shuttlecraft should have something like that.
Absolutely brilliant work! I hope that Round 2 references this when they release the interior kit to their shuttlecraft model. Yours is the gold standard reference for original series sets!
@@TheRealNormanBates Indeed the Vulcan has made us a essential part of this matter conversion system, its just like a Vulcan to make us number 2 in the system
Beautiful work. Such faithful reproduction and attention to detail. I had no idea that half these little access panels existed or what they were for. I bet the original designers and set construction people would be hugely excited and honoured with your work. You should send them a link.
hahaha, I was thinking a lot of the potty area, had issues. Who has a fold way toilet? Do they beam the crap out into space, or just vaporize it?? There has never been pluming that folds away. There no privacy at all? No the food should of been placed in the main cabin is my thoughts.
@@DancingRasputin HAHA, but I don't think I care for what ever smell that might creep around the door way. LOL Might be better to beam the crap right out of you.
I know this is gonna sound weird but thank you for showing the "bathroom" lol! Just makes it seem more real. And the food slot, of course. It's so cool to finally see what's back there lol
OMG why oh why have I not seen these video's before now????!! You are absolutely amazing!, the amount of detail is mindboggling! YOU HAVE TALENT SIR!!!!!!
A pretty faithful recreation of an iconic set, in an even iconic series. Matt Jefferies would be proud of your vigilance in representing his designs. As for whether the decision to download or not is irrelevant, just seeing this short recreation is good enough for me. Aside from that, I own Eaglemoss' diecast version. Great work!
Very neat man. I sure hope that you continue your work on this. It would be cool to see this evolve into something like a TOS version of Stage 9. Any chance you will release your work in a demo soon? I would love to play this project, along with your Refit Enterprise and Enterprise A.
He changed his discriptions that it will never be downloadable...(maybe because of the stage 9 incident with cbs) it's such a shame, would love to get my hands on it I'd even pay for it
Basically it is bigger inside if you actually compare the exterior to the interior, but it is only slightly bigger on the inside, and a bit more believable if you don't look at the exterior too closely than the Jupiter 2 from the original Lost in Space. Now that ship was more like the TARDIS from Doctor Who.
If CBS had an ounce of sense they'd hire you and the former crew of Stage 9 to do something commercial with this. Great work! I also totally understand the portfolio and private study aspects.
I'd make that silver square on the floor in the aft compartment some kind of hatch. You could go back there and get a spacesuit and Eva without depressurizeing the cabin.
OMG! Food replicator in the same room as the toilet? LOL Other than that, this is an amazingly well detailed model! Just say your engineering section. Very nicely done! Thanks for sharing this.
Remarkable work. The details were accurate and informative I would like to see more. If I may nitpick one small issue, the camera pans seemed quick. I would like to savor every moment. Please forgive me if I have offended. I meant no harm.
Freedoms Torch a lot of people comment that it’s gross to have the food dispenser right next to the toilet, but a) that was the only spot we didn’t see on screen so they both had to go there and b) The toilet stows away and I’m sure there’s some kind of sterile field involved so it’s not like your food is gonna get contaminated with poo
Nice video and can I just toss a couple of technical questions into the playpen?- 1- What's the maximum speed of the shuttlecraft?... 2- How long does its oxygen supply last? 3- just to digress slightly, are there any computer games or simulations around that let us walk around (explore) the inside of various film and TV spaceships/ space stations/ space colonies etc?..I've searched on Steam but have drawn a blank.
Excellent! 👍 But remember in the "Galileo 7", doesn't McCoy and another crewman go outside from the rear compartment, suggesting a second exit or was I seeing things?
GSR they don’t go outside from the rear compartment. They come and go from it, removing cargo from the compartment. There was only ever one entrance/exit; the one near the pilot seat.
@DVersiga1984 - Great job! I love it! @gsr4535, @DVersiga1984, when McCoy and the other crewman - Yeoman Mears, actually - came back to the forward compartment from the aft compartment for the second time in their effort to lighten the shuttlecraft's load, the doctor did inform Spock that something was happening outside. I used to think that McCoy did go outside, and after seeing the open roof of the wrecked second Shuttlecraft Galileo in PRO: "All the World's a Stage," I then thought that the doctor and yeoman were now lightening the ship through a hatch in the roof of the aft compartment (above the hand sink and commode?), in order to avoid disturbing Scott and Spock's repair efforts in the forward compartment. However, after rewatching "The Galileo Seven," I noticed Mears wearing her tricorder over her shoulder during the unloading effort, and I did not hear the sound of a roof hatch closing when the doctor and yeoman left the aft compartment for the second time. So, I now think that while Mears and McCoy were uninstalling equipment in the aft compartment, the yeoman was using her tricorder to monitor for anything happening outside, and when she did find something, she notified the doctor.
@DVersiga1984 - I really love the logical features you added to the portside of the aft compartment, but while rewatching the episode, I was reminded that the dialogue implied that the aft compartment was actually the "mid" compartment. When various crewmembers were in the aft compartment, or standing at the hatchway to it, they referred to a further "aft" compartment. After Scott and Spock frightened off attacking Taurus II anthropoids by going to the aft compartment to electrify the ship's exterior, and McCoy joined them there, the science officer requested his surviving crew to check the "aft" compartment for anything to unload, causing Mr. Boma to remark that Mr. Gaetano's body was back "there" (and argue with his commander that it would not be left behind without a burial). So, I guess the aft compartment of the dialogue was behind the environmental suit locker and food slot, and during the lightening of the shuttlecraft, these features as well as emergency supplies locker, hand sink, and commode were uninstalled and unloaded, and their unloading allowed access to that after compartment. Of course, a third compartment big enough for two live bodies and one dead body would mean that the interior of the shuttlecraft had to be even longer than the exterior. I guess the ship's inertial dampening system not only decreases inertial mass of the ship's contents but also the physical size of those contents, as the TARDIS does, as others have mentioned.🙂
Awesome work unbelievable that’s beautiful I too love Star Trek I myself build prop weapons if I may say one thing since Star Trek is based off the navy (I know in the TOS episode tomorrow is yesterday Kirk mentions that they are the United earth probe Space agency) it’s my understanding that that would be called the head not the commode me being in the military myself in the army we actually called it the latrine but I know that the Navy calls that the head no criticism just pointing that out thank you once again for such an awesome display I’m looking at some of your other work it is beautiful you are magnificent sir sincerely Ron
Love seeing the "unseen" areas, is the commode supposed to be by the food replicator? like is that in the tech manuals? or was that a decision you made yourself?
Due the fact the TOS-era used synthesizers (from bean to steak, some kind of starting-material) only digitalized with food-cards, the commode-waste will directly filtered in space after use and never reused in some recycling-way. I think the original-concept holds something like that (equipment for shuttle-longrun uses, even warp-capability was often referred) so it makes sense to build such installments. there were wall-boxes (tech-equipment?) and other stuff in the early concept draws (later jeffrey/j-class shuttle/runabout/scout).
How the heck do you DRIVE the thing ? You forgot to mention that. And, what is that yellow glowing round target doohickey in the center of the dashboard ?
Bravo!! (Speechless). Amazing detail. How did you get the scale right? Does your 3-D rendering system use measurements? I’d like to learn more. Thank you!
Ah..finally there is a commode shown on the shuttlecraft. What a relief...LOL.
A bean is just a bean, but a pee is a relief.
After all these years we can finally boldy go.
Looks nice, cozy , fast, and safe. Nice to ride in. Dr Leonard McCoy.
If I had a food replicator next to the toilet I’d never leave the house.
You mean, youd never leave the toilet ^^
Perpetually eating your own shit.
I find that I appreciate the technology of the Kirk era
That was an awesome reconstruction of the shuttlecraft! It's definitely a good addition to your portfolio! I was thoroughly delighted with seeing each of the panels explained. Especially that rear compartment with the basic necessities such as a commode and food/supplies storage. We never saw on the show before, but it makes sense the shuttlecraft should have something like that.
Absolutely brilliant work! I hope that Round 2 references this when they release the interior kit to their shuttlecraft model.
Yours is the gold standard reference for original series sets!
You can eat and take a dump at the same time.
it's space...get used to it.
LOL!!!
All while watching TOS reruns.
"A distress signal? It's like sending up a flare. Mister Spock, that was a good gamble. Perhaps it was worth it."
No one out there to see it.
Fantastic work! Love everything about it! The modelling, the texturing, the attention to detail... amazing!
It is....most triumphant.
I like that the Food slot is next to the Poop slot, extremely efficient design.
A Vulcan must have designed it.
Where's the TP? , and who's the unlucky ensigns who get to clean the rest rooms after a mission?.
@@johnbockelie3899 Everyone in starfleet has a Teflon coating applied to the poop hole, so no klingons can hang about, its standard procedure.
@@TheRealNormanBates Indeed the Vulcan has made us a essential part of this matter conversion system, its just like a Vulcan to make us number 2 in the system
Beautiful work. Such faithful reproduction and attention to detail. I had no idea that half these little access panels existed or what they were for. I bet the original designers and set construction people would be hugely excited and honoured with your work. You should send them a link.
Man, I'd swear those chairs were made of Corinthian leather!
If they aren’t, I khan’t tell the difference.
Monroville 🤣🏅
Food slot is above the commode. Just sayin'.
Where do you think that food replicator gets the raw materiel needed.
Cyke101 😆 lol
Easy access, to and from.
hahaha, I was thinking a lot of the potty area, had issues. Who has a fold way toilet? Do they beam the crap out into space, or just vaporize it?? There has never been pluming that folds away. There no privacy at all? No the food should of been placed in the main cabin is my thoughts.
@@DancingRasputin HAHA, but I don't think I care for what ever smell that might creep around the door way. LOL Might be better to beam the crap right out of you.
I know this is gonna sound weird but thank you for showing the "bathroom" lol! Just makes it seem more real. And the food slot, of course. It's so cool to finally see what's back there lol
OMG why oh why have I not seen these video's before now????!! You are absolutely amazing!, the amount of detail is mindboggling! YOU HAVE TALENT SIR!!!!!!
This is amazing work. Incredible detail. Your passion for this is apparent, and the results show it. Thanks so much for this!
Fantastic work, I am making a model kit of this shuttle with full interior so it is great to use as a reference with the lights and fine detail.
Fantastic work as always.
A pretty faithful recreation of an iconic set, in an even iconic series. Matt Jefferies would be proud of your vigilance in representing his designs.
As for whether the decision to download or not is irrelevant, just seeing this short recreation is good enough for me.
Aside from that, I own Eaglemoss' diecast version.
Great work!
Very neat man. I sure hope that you continue your work on this. It would be cool to see this evolve into something like a TOS version of Stage 9.
Any chance you will release your work in a demo soon? I would love to play this project, along with your Refit Enterprise and Enterprise A.
He changed his discriptions that it will never be downloadable...(maybe because of the stage 9 incident with cbs) it's such a shame, would love to get my hands on it I'd even pay for it
Amazing detail of the interior-thank you! Answers all my questions as I build a model.
The chonky switch noises are wonderful.
Well that's where the crapper is! Nice work.
Fascinating.
I'd be interested in seeing just how difficult it is to stuff that interior into the exterior model.
It's like a Tardis - bigger on the inside than the outside.
Basically it is bigger inside if you actually compare the exterior to the interior, but it is only slightly bigger on the inside, and a bit more believable if you don't look at the exterior too closely than the Jupiter 2 from the original Lost in Space. Now that ship was more like the TARDIS from Doctor Who.
everything looks amazing but your attention to detail in the lighting is what really grabs my attention! amazing work
If CBS had an ounce of sense they'd hire you and the former crew of Stage 9 to do something commercial with this. Great work! I also totally understand the portfolio and private study aspects.
Wow, a chart recorder- how 1950s! Such stuff dates so quickly- forecasters never get the future even close...
Absolutely glorious!
I'd make that silver square on the floor in the aft compartment some kind of hatch. You could go back there and get a spacesuit and Eva without depressurizeing the cabin.
" you will find the snack tray right above the commode",
Great work Donny!
FishDS9! So good to hear from you!
I love your attention to detail.
Thank you for making and posting this video.
putting the food synthesizer next to the shitter is genius
In one end, out the other.
we need these sounds n buttons back in the new series of trek
Don't ask why the commode is so close to the food synthesizer unit!
Man, they put a monitor on the wall opposite of the toilet, ill be there the whole away mission. Food, toilet, computer...
Not sure how I'd feel about having the commode and the food slot right next to each other...
OMG! Food replicator in the same room as the toilet? LOL Other than that, this is an amazingly well detailed model! Just say your engineering section. Very nicely done! Thanks for sharing this.
Basic raw material got to come from somewhere!
After all these many years we finally get to see a Star Trek WC.
Wait till you see this: ruclips.net/video/Oq3wkiC0uBg/видео.html
@@DVersiga1984 Very nice, it gave me flashbacks to a more drug fuelled era with that colour scheme but it was very nicely realised.
Brilliant work Donny, I really appreciate the attention to detail.
That's one helluva RV!
Nice model. Very well done!
Very nice work - didn't know about the rear compartment but it's there in "The Galileo
Seven" episode!
I have allways kown the shuttlecraft as the little spaceship
Incredible, mind blowing
Thats really nice that it has a toilet.
It is very impressive, but you missed the "Fuel Jettison and Ignite" button on the dash!
Remarkable work. The details were accurate and informative I would like to see more. If I may nitpick one small issue, the camera pans seemed quick. I would like to savor every moment. Please forgive me if I have offended. I meant no harm.
You can have a lotta fun with all that equipment the shuttle carries lol
That would be pretty cool having a toilet right next to the food dispenser like that! Your vid too is pretty awesome!
Freedoms Torch a lot of people comment that it’s gross to have the food dispenser right next to the toilet, but a) that was the only spot we didn’t see on screen so they both had to go there and b) The toilet stows away and I’m sure there’s some kind of sterile field involved so it’s not like your food is gonna get contaminated with poo
Just outstanding!
Great job! Love the restroom added in. Not crazy about the food slot in the restroom--Yuck! Otherwise, excellent job!
Nice video and can I just toss a couple of technical questions into the playpen?-
1- What's the maximum speed of the shuttlecraft?...
2- How long does its oxygen supply last?
3- just to digress slightly, are there any computer games or simulations around that let us walk around (explore) the inside of various film and TV spaceships/ space stations/ space colonies etc?..I've searched on Steam but have drawn a blank.
I'm not an authority on the technical specs. I'm just a digital 3D artist.
@@DVersiga1984 Sorry, I thought you might have studied at Starfleet Academy..:)
Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing it!
Outstanding render.
I just bought the reissued model of this from Polar lights that's going to help me a lot when I light it up thank you very much
Very nice work.
Just exactly what you want to have in the future. Your microwave oven next to your karzee. Proper hygienic is that.
Excellent! 👍 But remember in the "Galileo 7", doesn't McCoy and another crewman go outside from the rear compartment, suggesting a second exit or was I seeing things?
GSR they don’t go outside from the rear compartment. They come and go from it, removing cargo from the compartment. There was only ever one entrance/exit; the one near the pilot seat.
@DVersiga1984 - Great job! I love it!
@gsr4535, @DVersiga1984, when McCoy and the other crewman - Yeoman Mears, actually - came back to the forward compartment from the aft compartment for the second time in their effort to lighten the shuttlecraft's load, the doctor did inform Spock that something was happening outside. I used to think that McCoy did go outside, and after seeing the open roof of the wrecked second Shuttlecraft Galileo in PRO: "All the World's a Stage," I then thought that the doctor and yeoman were now lightening the ship through a hatch in the roof of the aft compartment (above the hand sink and commode?), in order to avoid disturbing Scott and Spock's repair efforts in the forward compartment.
However, after rewatching "The Galileo Seven," I noticed Mears wearing her tricorder over her shoulder during the unloading effort, and I did not hear the sound of a roof hatch closing when the doctor and yeoman left the aft compartment for the second time. So, I now think that while Mears and McCoy were uninstalling equipment in the aft compartment, the yeoman was using her tricorder to monitor for anything happening outside, and when she did find something, she notified the doctor.
@DVersiga1984 - I really love the logical features you added to the portside of the aft compartment, but while rewatching the episode, I was reminded that the dialogue implied that the aft compartment was actually the "mid" compartment. When various crewmembers were in the aft compartment, or standing at the hatchway to it, they referred to a further "aft" compartment. After Scott and Spock frightened off attacking Taurus II anthropoids by going to the aft compartment to electrify the ship's exterior, and McCoy joined them there, the science officer requested his surviving crew to check the "aft" compartment for anything to unload, causing Mr. Boma to remark that Mr. Gaetano's body was back "there" (and argue with his commander that it would not be left behind without a burial).
So, I guess the aft compartment of the dialogue was behind the environmental suit locker and food slot, and during the lightening of the shuttlecraft, these features as well as emergency supplies locker, hand sink, and commode were uninstalled and unloaded, and their unloading allowed access to that after compartment.
Of course, a third compartment big enough for two live bodies and one dead body would mean that the interior of the shuttlecraft had to be even longer than the exterior. I guess the ship's inertial dampening system not only decreases inertial mass of the ship's contents but also the physical size of those contents, as the TARDIS does, as others have mentioned.🙂
Okay there's a toilet. WHERE'S THE TOILET PAPER???!!! AAARRRGGHH!!! Now I gotta hold it in for another 5 light years!
My head canon is that toilet paper was rendered unnecessary by the technology of the sonic bidet ;)
Love your work! Absolutely brilliant.
So photo-real. Nice work!
This is excellent. Could you please record a 3D 360 version of this video?
Awesome work unbelievable that’s beautiful I too love Star Trek I myself build prop weapons if I may say one thing since Star Trek is based off the navy (I know in the TOS episode tomorrow is yesterday Kirk mentions that they are the United earth probe Space agency) it’s my understanding that that would be called the head not the commode me being in the military myself in the army we actually called it the latrine but I know that the Navy calls that the head no criticism just pointing that out thank you once again for such an awesome display I’m looking at some of your other work it is beautiful you are magnificent sir sincerely Ron
Awesome !!
👽💚
Fascinating.
Just outstanding. When can I board her?
Great job!
This. is. awesome.
Pretty cool even today 😎
How did you create that texture on the chairs? They look perfect!
Absolutely fantastic work, well done!
Starz is awesome, dude. Subway Terror is my favorite song.
Brilliant! 😊
How wide is the shuttle? Its height and length are on wikipedia, but not beam.
Love seeing the "unseen" areas, is the commode supposed to be by the food replicator? like is that in the tech manuals? or was that a decision you made yourself?
Due the fact the TOS-era used synthesizers (from bean to steak, some kind of starting-material) only digitalized with food-cards, the commode-waste will directly filtered in space after use and never reused in some recycling-way.
I think the original-concept holds something like that (equipment for shuttle-longrun uses, even warp-capability was often referred) so it makes sense to build such installments. there were wall-boxes (tech-equipment?) and other stuff in the early concept draws (later jeffrey/j-class shuttle/runabout/scout).
Well done. Looks great.
How did you account for the different angles in the front. Everything looks excellent btw!
Wow! This is great! I hope you keep working on it!
Your work is so accurate, but why the jerky camera motion?
"FASCINATING ..."
D.A.
How the heck do you DRIVE the thing ? You forgot to mention that. And, what is that yellow glowing round target doohickey in the center of the dashboard ?
Ha ha, sh** where you eat! 🤣😂
Did the sidewalls extend that far past the rear wall of the ship?
Amazing!!!!! It is a lovely work!
Very nice.
I just thought they would beam it out of them. 😂
The joke is that the set makes it bigger on the inside.
Top notch as always.
Toilet right by the food machine. Make sense.
Because in the 23rd century there's no such thing as sterilization.
Very cool, but can you jettison the fuel and ignite it?
good job
Wow this is so awesome!
Wow that’s awesome! How did you do that?
Excellent work. Well thought-out, great lighting, textures, and detail. Did you work this up within a game engine?
The things I'd do to get this as a SteamVR Environment...
What did you use to make this?
Warp drive nacelles on a shuttle craft?
Outstanding!
Bravo!! (Speechless). Amazing detail. How did you get the scale right? Does your 3-D rendering system use measurements? I’d like to learn more. Thank you!
Most impressive!
Awsome